Friendship, family and breasts: Sometimes that’s all you need” (while still acknowledging that “Sandler and his friends are bloated millionaires who have long been asleep at the wheel creatively.”) Owen Gleiberman in Entertainment Weekly, who kind of liked the original, calls it “a decisively funnier movie than the first Grown Ups” and insists that his comparison to the Jackass movies is a compliment. Adam Graham in The Detroit News backhandedly praised it for being “a simple film for complicated times. Of course, there are a few people who somewhat enjoyed the film. (And the lack of excuses made for the disappearance of Rob Schneider.) The film’s highest praises and lowest insults after the jump: Much of the venom is directed at the film’s low-brow scatological humor and female objectification, as well the waste of talent from the film’s many SNL-alum stars.

But it also earned $271 million at the international box office, making a sequel inevitable. So far, Grown Ups 2 isn’t even living up to the low bar set by the original, with the current Rotten Tomatoes rank currently hovering at 7 percent, and a Metacritic score of only 20/100. The 2010 original wasn’t exactly beloved, earning a 10 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and a 30 out of 100 on Metacritic. In some of the least shocking movie news of 2013, critics absolutely hate Adam Sandler’s latest comedy, Grown Ups 2.

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